Rotblatt wrote: ="Centerfield"]Rotblatt, take them. It is kind of a pain for me to be able to go, but I didn't want Elster to be stuck with them, so I intended to be a last resort. I'm not saying this just to be nice. For real, take them. Thanks, CF! I especially appreciate the disclaimer at the end--otherwise, I'd feel totally guilty! Speaking of guilty, Elster, I feel like if I buy the tickets, I'd be stealing your joy. When's the last possible minute you could decide and I'd still be able to get the tickets? Does the will-call thing you mentioned in your first post work? I have a feeling there would be issues there. My mom & dad would be coming down from Albany tomorrow, so I suppose theoretically, they could stop by to pick them up if you're in between Albany & Queens . . . They'd want to know before, say, they showed up at your door, but I'd guess they'd be okay with some ambiguity between now & they left (figure around 2:00 p.m. tomorrow). I feel dirty--like I'm depriving a Mets fan of his birthright. Well, last minute for me would be tomorrow morning.....the problem of course is getting the tickets to you. I think will call only works if I physically drop off the tickets, which I can't do. In fact, I don't even know how to get them to you if we were making the exchange now. Unless you feel like stopping by my office during mid-day (40 minutes from Shea, Whitestone to Cross County to Hutch/Merritt), I don't see a solution.